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Worcester Historical Museum’s walking tours return on Saturday

The Worcester Historical Museum
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Take a walk on the historic side as the Worcester Historical Museum brings back its walking tours beginning Saturday, Oct. 1.

“Join us for a walk down Worcester’s streets and see where the American Revolution began,” the museum said in a statement on Friday.

Two more tours are scheduled to follow on Oct. 29 and Nov. 12. Tours will take guests across the city, including a stop at Worcester’s meeting house at Lincoln Square near present-day City Hall. Each tour starts at Salisbury Mansion on 40 Highland Street.

Tours are limited to 12 people. The price of admission is $10 per person while free for museum members. Anyone interested in joining a tour is encouraged to make a reservation by calling 508-738-8278 during the hours between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Walking tours are part of the “Worcester’s Revolution” project, created in partnership with digital historian and Worcester Polytechnic Institute associate teaching professor Joseph Cullon and his students along with Digital Worcester. The project is supported in part by a grant from the Worcester Arts Council.

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